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Not clear at first what this is. Turns out it is someone’s personal clone of MS-DOS. Nothing to do with Atari ST, the “ST” is the author’s initials
by skissane 3y ago
Not clear at first what this is.
Turns out it is someone’s personal clone of MS-DOS.
Nothing to do with Atari ST, the “ST” is the author’s initials
- squarefoot 3y agoI was confused as well. Turns out the right link is this one: http://sininenankka.dy.fi/~sami/fdshell/index.php http://sininenankka.dy.fi/~sami/fdshell/index.php Tl;Dr: "lEEt/OS is a graphical shell and partially posix-compliant multitasking operating environment that runs on top of a DOS kernel." [...] "lEEt/OS is slowly but surely migrating from FreeDOS to ST-DOS, its own DOS kernel."
- Findecanor 3y agoNot a far-fetched thought though. The Atari ST's "TOS" used MS-DOS formatted floppies.
- cmrdporcupine 3y agoAnd its "GEMDOS" was basically a fusion of MS-DOS and CP/M, but on 68/k. (not surprising since it was made by Digital Research).
- quenix 3y ago> Nothing to do with Atari ST, the “ST” is the author’s initials Or STM32, as I initially suspected.